Cleanse & Rejuvenate
January 2, 2012 by Ange
How would you like to start the year feeling energised, clear headed, less bloated and with clear skin? Then maybe our Cleanse & Rejuvenating programme is for you? For more details, download the information sheet below
Cleanse & Rejuvenate Programme
Angela Walker is a London based Nutritional Therapist with clinics at Triyoga London and Notting Hill. For [...]
Feeling fruity?
November 7, 2011 by Ange
I’ve started adding fruit to cooked vegetable dishes and I have to say they taste rather lovely! During the summer I was adding lots of fruit into my salads, be they goji berries, strawberries or pears. As the nights draw in, I’m carrying that over into my cooked vegetable dishes. So next time you’re stir-frying [...]
The one pot, 10 minute healthy, nutritious supper
October 18, 2011 by Ange
This literally takes 10 minutes from start to finish, in fact, it’s taken longer to photograph, write up and post. It’s delicious, a slow release of energy and packed full of fibre & nutrients. It can be recreated with any mixture of vegetables and beans:
Heat olive oil in a pan, add some cumin seeds, saute [...]
How to Choose Olive Oil
August 9, 2011 by Ange
Lovely piece from Dr Weil with tips on how to choose a good olive oil. I especially like the insight on taste, smell and colour, although appreciate you can’t always smell it!
How to Choose Olive Oil – Dr. Weil’s Daily Tip
Shop til you drop for fabulous foods
June 7, 2011 by Ange
Take a look at the new shop from Fabulous Nutrition where you can pick up some fabulous ingredients as recommended in our recipes and meal ideas. Organic coconut oil, delicious oils, lecithin granules and pumpkin seed butter are all available. We’ll be adding more soon, including healthy protein powders and some delicious gluten free breads [...]
The future of personalised Nutrition
March 29, 2011 by Ange
The term Nutrigenomics refers to the effect of components in food on our gene expression. Many believe this will be the future of personalised nutrition and this funky little tool provides an interactive guide to the history of nutrigenomics.
A short history of nutrigenomics
Pamper Evening at Special Yoga Centre
January 18, 2011 by Ange
This Friday we’re going to be at the Special Yoga centre in Queens Park for their Pamper Evening. Angela Walker will be offering 15 minute ‘taster’ nutrition consultations and we’ll be selling some healthy snacks and foods and selected supplements.
If you want to improve your diet contact nutrition expert Angela Walker through the book appointment [...]
Tasty Greens
January 16, 2011 by Ange
Everyone knows they ought to eat more greens, so here is an easy, tasty and delicious way to cook kale or any other dark green leafy green. Accordingly to Abel & Cole, cooking curly kale this way is the secret seaweed in Chinese Restaurants!
Wash the curly kale, chop off the thick stalks and chop or [...]
There’s a whole world living in your gut
January 16, 2011 by Ange
The MetaHIT project is undertaking the biggest census of the bugs living inside our guts. The European study has taken samples from 124 subjects; a mixture of healthy, overweight and people suffering with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and identified the genes of the intestinal microbials (mainly bacteria) by DNA stretches.
The results are pretty impressive. They’ve [...]
Beating Colds & Flu Naturally
66 to 75% of colds are caused by 200 different viruses which is why there is no effective anti viral for the common cold. For the Flu, a jab may be on offer, but the leading doctors only recommend those for people at high risk, given the potential for side effects and development of [...]